Four seconds
The new OK Go music video is just as epic as its predecessor.
The US rock band OK Go is best known for its music videos. Their trademark is one-shot films, i.e. filmed in one piece and without interruption. A Rube Goldberg machine was set up for "This Too Shall Pass". "Upside down & Inside out" was filmed in zero gravity and perfectly choreographed - the music video, which was branded and made possible by a Russian airline, almost won the Film Grand Prix at the Epica Awards (both videos are attached below).
Two days ago, the band released the video for the new single "The One Moment". And they've come up with something new: The clip was shot with Superslowmotion in just 4.2 seconds. These few seconds until the guitar explosion then add up to three minutes if you play it at "normal" speed. The result is astonishing - but you wouldn't have expected anything else. The music video was first published on Facebook and was clicked on over seven million times after just a short time. (hae)
